Empowering young people to drive the green and digital transition

Parcours for the future.

Parcours for the future.

PAFF - Parcours for the Future is an Erasmus+ strategic partnership in vocational education and training. We support education stakeholders and thereby young people in understanding and being prepared for future challenges and labour market trends.

The project presents most recent data on future labour market trends in the fields of digitalisation and green economy, in the partner countries and EU-wide, to inform practitioners, career counsellors and education stakeholders across partner countries with an online conference, thesis papers and an e-learning course. The main outcome is the parcours, an innovative format where young people can explore green and digital professions and the related skills in a hands-on and playful method of interactive learning. The tool can be used by teachers and educators to raise awareness on the topics of sustainability and digital future amongst young people aged 14-18.

PAFF is led by LIFE e.V. (Germany). Project partners are: ALFA Liguria (Italy), ARNO (North Macedonia), GINNlab (Italy), Goethe-Institut (Germany) and Scoala de Valori (Romania).

Find out more about the project in Italian, German, Macedonian and Romanian language by visiting the partners’ dedicated webpages.

Parcours 

for the Future

The Parcours

Digital Parcours

The Parcours is an innovative format made of experiential stations where young people can explore the significance of the green and digital transformation with a hands-on and interactive tool, in an inclusive and gender-balanced way. Physical Parcours will be available in 2025.

Physical Parcours

The parcours will also be available in a digital version. Digital Parcours will be available in 2025.

Publications

Thesis Paper

How to integrate sustainability, digitalisation and gender equality in education and career guidance.

Background Papers

Labour market trends and young people’s situation in Italy, Germany, North Macedonia and Romania.

Country Slides

Presentation of labour market trends, green and digital economy, youth employment in Italy, Germany, North Macedonia, Romania and in the EU.

Tools

Description of
E-Learning platform

A platform to train your knowledge on changing green and digital skills, gender awareness, and civic engagement.

Replication Manual

A manual on how to use and replicate the Parcours in an easy and sustainable way.

Stakeholder Roadmap
for the Parcours

Recommendations on how to disseminate the Parcours.

PAFF Conference, October 2023

Project news

20.10.2023

PAFF partners have started to design the Parcours.

The co-designing process is a method of collaborating at the creation of the parcours, the format made of experiential stations where young people can explore the significance of the green and digital transformations with a hands-on and interactive activities, in an inclusive and gender-balanced way. The collaborative meetings enable to include the experiences of the partners and the different national contexts of the consortium.

01.02.2024

Find out more about the online PAFF conference on Labour Market Trends

On 17th October 2023, our online conference successfully took place, focusing on future skills, labour market trends, and the challenges encountered in vocational orientation for young people across Germany, Italy, North Macedonia, Romania, and at a European level.
The conference presented the main findings on the labour market in the next 10 years, the digital and green transition and the perspective of young people in Germany, Italy, North Macedonia, Romania (partner countries) and at European level. We were honoured to host experts such as Joanna Napierala from Cedefop, Alice Barbieri representing ALFA - Agenzia regionale per il Lavoro, la Formazione e l’Accreditamento, Ummuhan Bardak from the European Training Foundation, and Magdalena Lipovac from THE CIVICS Innovation Hub, part of Zaklada Zdanje Na Djelu (Croatia), who talked about future skills: green skills and environmental protection, digital skills, gender awareness and civic education. They shared data and experiences and challenged the audience to act in this time of opportunity and need for education and civic engagement.

03.06.2024

Parcours for the Future: Project Meeting in Genoa

From May 30-31, we organized the second in-person project meeting in Genoa, Italy. After several months of online collaboration, we had the chance to meet in person and continue our co-design and co-development of the parcours, as well as discuss the digital versions of the next steps and activities of the project….

Partners & Funding